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Search Business Central for Event Bridge Setup (or rabbitmq / service bus / event broker) to open it. It's a single, company-wide configuration page — there's no per-table override of endpoint or authorization, only which fields and event types each Event Table sends.

| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Endpoint Type | RabbitMQ or API endpoint — picks which group of fields below applies, and how events are shaped when sent. |
| Authorization | No Auth, Basic Auth, or API Key — picks which authorization group below applies. |
| Include User Data | Adds the acting user's ID, name, and e-mail to every event's headers, for audit trails or error tracking. This may contain personal data — only turn it on if your downstream system is meant to receive it. |
| Language | The language used both to interpret Insert/Modify filters and to format Option/Enum field values in the JSON payload. This keeps output consistent regardless of which user's action triggered the event — without it, an Enum field's text could come out in whatever language the acting user happened to be signed in with. Defaults to English (US); use the field's lookup to change it. |
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| API URL | The RabbitMQ Management API base URL. Must start with http:// or https://; trailing slashes are stripped automatically. |
| Virtual Host | The RabbitMQ virtual host to publish into. Leading/trailing slashes are stripped automatically. |
| Exchange Type | Direct, Fanout, Headers, or Topic (default). Must match how the exchange is actually configured in RabbitMQ. |
| Publish URL | Read-only. The full URL events are POSTed to, built from the three fields above as {API URL}/exchanges/{Virtual Host}/{Exchange Type}/publish — useful for confirming the other fields combine into what you expect. |
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| API Endpoint | The URL that receives a plain JSON POST for every event. |
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Username | Sent as the basic-auth username. |
| Password | Masked once saved — stored encrypted, and there's no way to view it again after entry, only replace it. |
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Key | The HTTP header name the key is sent under. |
| Value | Masked once saved, same as the Basic Auth password — stored encrypted, replace rather than view. |
Configuring Setup needs the Event Bridge Admin permission set — see Licensing and access for how that's assigned.